January is National Radon Action Month, and the Washtenaw County Health Department is encouraging residents to test their homes for this harmful gas. Radon test kits are $5 instead of $10 through the end of January at the Washtenaw County Health Department’s Environmental Health Division and other local municipal offices. “Radon is the leading cause … Read more
In an effort to improve local conservation, the Washtenaw County Conservation District is selling a variety of local native plants for this spring. Whether you are looking to reforest an area, naturalize the landscaping, create a wind barrier, protect the soil, reduce runoff, establish wildlife habitat, shade your property, or plant an orchard, the Washtenaw … Read more
Since its inception in 2000, Washtenaw County Park and Recreation Commission’s (WCPARC) Natural Area Preservation Program (NAPP) has provided funding to protect over 12,500 acres of land which includes the purchase of 37 nature preserves across the county. WCPARC is excited to add the Grossman property in Saline Township to the list of protected land. … Read more
The Purple Rose Theatre Company (PRTC) announces the second production of their 34th season, “Fourteen Funerals” a Michigan Premiere comedy written by Eric Pfeffinger. Tickets are on sale now. It’s weird when city girl Sienna gets a cryptic phone call about the untimely deaths of some distant family members in small-town Blissfield, Indiana. Weirder yet … Read more
Thomas Lewis, Jeff Rohrer, and Tara Smalley Appointed to Economic Development, Compensation, and Human Rights Boards At its January 6, 2025, meeting, the Chelsea City Council approved several appointments to local boards and commissions. Mayor Jane Pacheco expressed gratitude for community members stepping up to fill these roles, emphasizing the importance of volunteer contributions to … Read more
With the report in from the Ad Hoc Committee, Saline Area Schools are expected to take the next step in their process to review the athletic department. At its upcoming Jan. 14 meeting, the school board will look to hire an outside company to conduct a third-party review of the department. The Ad Hoc committee … Read more
Community News Congratulations to Dancer’s Edge Junior and Senior Edge All Star teams. Both teams attended The Universal Dance Association (UDA) Chicagoland Competition on January 4th & 5th. The Junior Edge All Stars earned 1st Place and were Division Winners for the Junior Pom and Junior Contemporary/Lyrical categories. The Junior team will compete in their … Read more
Community News Photo: Menards at 6406 Jackson Rd., Ann Arbor, 48103. Google Streetview Menards home improvement stores across southeast Michigan are teaming up with local food pantries to support community members in need. From January through the end of March 2025, all Menards locations in the region will serve as collection sites for non-perishable food … Read more
Wanting to write about disability in a way people wouldn’t expect, local writer Melissa McPherson has published a new book called “The Lesser Remain.” A resident of Gregory, graduate of Grass Lake High School and Grand Valley State University, McPherson told the Sun Times News she “wrote The Lesser Remains because I have Cerebral Palsy and growing … Read more
Photo: Dr. Jennifer Kuo. Courtesy of Trinity Health Community News Dr. Jennifer Kuo, a urologist with Trinity Health IHA Medical Group, recently spoke to The Sun Times News to discuss the most common urological conditions, the best ways to treat them, and much more. STN: What are some of the most common urological conditions you … Read more
After more than 45 years of service, Dick Lundy reflects on the growth, challenges, and triumphs of Dexter Community Schools. Editor’s note: Dick Lundy’s retirement marks the end of an extraordinary 45.5-year tenure on the Dexter Community Schools Board of Education. His dedication to students, staff, and the greater Dexter community has shaped the district … Read more
City weighs costs and environmental impact of aging infrastructure The City of Saline is grappling with a critical decision of whether to rehabilitate the aging Saline River Dam or remove it altogether. A feasibility study is underway, and the community is engaged in discussions about the potential costs, environmental impacts, and future of the historic … Read more
City weighs costs and environmental impact of aging infrastructure The City of Saline is grappling with a critical decision of whether to rehabilitate the aging Saline River Dam or remove it altogether. A feasibility study is underway, and the community is engaged in discussions about the potential costs, environmental impacts, and future of the historic ...
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